The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-26
Personal and Society.

Laval0tte Ii.
night from her visit to Chicago
Superintendent Fletcher CT the Insane Hos
pital, left last night for Omaha.
Miss Nellie Walker will go to Greencastle to-
day to visit friends for few weeks
Mrs. D. G. Browning has returned from a
months visit to the northern resorts.
Miss Julia Gorgas, of Philadelphia. has been
spending o few weeks with her uncle, Harry
Lehr.
Mrs. VIM. Dunlap aud daughter, OF Kansas
City. visiting the formers sister, Mrs. w. II.
Allen.
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Wilson. on North Ala
bama street.
Mrs Louisa H. Candy and her niece Miss
Rosa Speed. of Louisville. KY, are at the New
Denison hotel.
Mr. and Mrs S. p Simpson returned yester-
day from visit to relatives in Birmingham.
Mich, and Chicago.
Mr.. Ed Foster. of Iowa, is expected in the
city tomorrow to visit his mother and brothers,
r. S. and C. c. Foster.
Miss Ann Ellis and Miss Nellie Fzgiven, Of
Franklin, are visiting the family of Chas. II.
Smith, on Huron street.
Dr. L. L. Todd has returned from a two
weeks absence, having visited several points in
this State and Michigan.
J. T. Durham, of the New York World, and
E. g. Shields of the Cincinnati Enquirer. were
at the Bates House yesterday.
Mrs. Lavalette Davidson Dickey, of Santa Fe
N. NJ. arrived yesterday, and will spend some
months with her sister, Mrs. Kate Miller.
Miss Marion Cress, of Missouri, daughter of
Major Cress, formerly stationed at the Arsenal
in this city. is making visit to friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Lilly have returned from
a trip down the St. Lawrence far as Prince
Edwards island, and thence to Portland and
Boston.
Mrs. Balm and daughter Louise. who have
been visiting Mrs. B. f. Waite and family, on
ST. Mary street, have returned to their home in
Dayton, o.
DR.. Fremont Swain. professor Of gymnastics
at the Lehigh University of Pennsylvania. is
visiting his mother, DR.. Rachel Swain, North
New Jersey street.
Misses Minnie and Mary Cooke gave a delight
full luncheon yesterday in honor of their cousin,
Miss Hannah Cooke of Toledo, who is spending
a few days with them.
The little daughter of Rev and Mrs. L Fl. Me-
afternoon by the members of the Sunday school
class of which she is a member. Games were
played and refreshments served.
F. M. Burke, of Washington, contemplates
w. G. Anderson. He has been iu Investigating
the property of the Office covered by the books
and records of tie Office which are shortly to be
sold
gregation gave a social at the church last night
which a very enjoyable affair. They are
among the most energetic workers in the city,
aud their efforts met with successful results.
coming year.
Hon. James FL. Rice has returned from the
East after absence of several weeks He ia
somewhat improved in health. but still suffers
from a numbness in his left side, which caused
him remark a reporter who inquired about
his health, ''When fellows left side is all gone
he must be all right"
Another set of young people, making about
fifteen couples. went out to the Claypool farm
yesterday camp for a short time. The amuse-
ment for last night straw ride. and to-
night there will be informal german. The
weather is perfect for the entertainment. Mrs.
j. Fl. Baldwin is chaperoning the party. They
will return on Saturday.
The Indiana people at the Hotels Yesterday
were Fl. c. Darnall and wife. j. T. Darnall and
Mrs. Mentally. of Greencastle; J. Fl. Citizens, of
Richmond, and Kline Shore, of Rochester, who
were at the Bates House; c. B. Van Pelt of
South Bend; George w. Delong and wife, of
Madison: Fl. B. Brown. of Valparaiso; c. H.
johnson. of Rushville, and Cyrus Woodbury., of
Union City. who were guests at the Grand Ho-
tel; B. c. Corwin. of Greencastle: Daniel Feeiy
and wife and j. NJ. Newburger, of LaPorte who
were registered at the New Denison Hotel.